Are you a migrant woman looking to improve your tech skills and take control of your future? Look no further! Our WordPress online course, along with the Soft Skills course, is designed specifically for women like you who want to learn how to build a website. With our easy-to-use platform and beginner-friendly lessons, you’ll be …
Cultur Migrants Centre are delighted to invite you to attend a Job Fair in Dundalk on 16th November which will bring together job seekers and employers who are eager to recruit. Don’t forget you’re CV. See full details in the leaflet below.
Stand in Solidarity with All refugees in Ardee.Cultúr Migrant Centre marked the world Refugee today in Ardee, County Louth with refugees and members of the community. We were delighted to share our message of solidarity for all refugees and promote this year’s theme from UNHCR Whoever. Wherever. Whenever. Everyone has the right to seek safety. …
Do you want to support undocumented migrants to access the new Regularisation Scheme? Donate to Cultur Migrant Centre today and help to support the undocumented migrant workers and their families with contributions for application fees for the recently announced regularisation scheme. You can show your support and donate here https://tinyurl.com/2p8pwz5r
We are delighted to announce the second phase of our ‘UpSkilling Program,’ which will respond to high levels of demand on the current accredited upskilling training to empower 180 migrants through education and promote employability skills for 3 years. The programme is tailored to respond to labour market demand and targeted to provide training/support to …
Cultúr Migrants Centre in Navan have launched a new FREE Employment Support Programme called Career KiskStart, aimed to support 60 migrants in the International Protection System. The project covers the following areas: Meath, Louth, Monaghan and Cavan. We are still enrolling! To register please contact [email protected] or [email protected], 0469093120.
Eva is originally from Brazil. She came to Ireland in 2013 to study English. Eva worked in the hospitality sector when she first came to Ireland, working in Restaurants in Dublin. Eva move to Navan in 2017 but struggled to get a job. ‘I would go to the library every day. I would send lots …
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